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Discussion
ibaird
wrote:
6 Apr 2025
I'm not sure the underside pattern matches the underside of N. rhoeoalis as seen on Lepidoptera Butterfly House.
Metasia delotypa
VanessaC
wrote:
6 Apr 2025
Sadly, I don't know. It was a small moth that flew past me quickly and into a little grotto of vegetation. By the time I managed to spot it again and focus my camera I only managed one shot. It then flew off really quickly. I just didn't get a decent look at it.
Metasia delotypa
donhe
wrote:
6 Apr 2025
@VanessaC : that is lot of legs. Is that an underside or topside view of the moth ?
Metasia delotypa
donhe
wrote:
22 Feb 2025
The only undersides of macromoths that complex seem to be Larentiinae, but with limited examples, I cannot find an exact match.
Metasia delotypa
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Hexagonia vesparia at West Hobart, TAS
Hexagonia vesparia at West Hobart, TAS
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